...upon calling his principal chaplain, a dean, a chanter, two archdeacon!), four vicars, a schoolmatter, twelve chaplains, and eight choristers. All these...privilege, but without success. These were the follies of hit youth ; and it would have been well if he had left behind him only the memory of similar absurdities....

...transported with them, together with many organs, each carried by six men. He was exceedingly desirous that all the priests of his chapel should be entitled...Rome to obtain this privilege, but without success." This must have been when his eccentricities were in full flower ; at the date of this story, they were...

...transported with them, together with many organs, each carried by six men. He was exceedingly desirous that all the priests of his chapel should be entitled...Rome to obtain this privilege, but without success." This must have been when his eccentricities were in full flower ; at the date of this story, they were...

...wherever their lord went, together with many organs, each carried by six men. He was exceedingly desirous that all the priests of his chapel should be entitled...Rome to obtain this privilege, but without success. He maintained a choir of twenty-five young children of both saxos, and the^e !i3 caused to be instructed...

...principal chaplain, a dean, a chanter, two archdeacon--, four vicars, a schoolmaster, twelve chaplain:), and eight choristers. All these followed in his suite...have been well if he had left behind him only the memory of similar absurdities. But these and many other equally ridiculous extravagancies soon began...